Simple Nick identify

By [DX] on Dec 23, 2006

Insert in Remote :)

aliases startup { dialog -m startup startup }

dialog startup {
  title "Nick identify"
  size -1 -1 300 55
  text "Pass", 1, 20 20 80 15
  edit %sifra, 2, 50 17 120 20
  box "", 3, 5 5 290 40
  button "Identify", 4, 190 17 80 20, ok
  box "", 5, 188 10 84 27
}
on *:DIALOG:startup:edit:2: { 
  Set %sifra $did(2)
}
on *:DIALOG:startup:sclick:4:{ /ns identify %sifra }

on *:notice:*This nickname is registered and protected*:?: { dialog -m startup startup  }

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aKoN-MaN - Jan 02, 2014

alias startup { dialog -m startup startup }

dialog startup {
title "Nick identify"
size -1 -1 300 55
text "Pass", 1, 20 20 80 15
edit %sifra, 2, 50 17 120 20
box "", 3, 5 5 290 40
button "Identify", 4, 190 17 80 20, ok
box "", 5, 188 10 84 27
}
on :DIALOG:startup:edit:2: {
Set %sifra $did(2)
}
on :DIALOG:startup:sclick:4:{ /ns identify %sifra }

on :notice:This nickname is registered and protected*:?: {
if ( %sifra == $null ) {
/startup
}
ELSE {
if ( $nick == nickserv) { msg nickserv identify %sifra }
}
}

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jaystew - May 24, 2009

yes there is one on mirc.

press hold ALT + O then click options then click perfrom. the tick the enable perfom on join. in the white box type /msg nickserv identify your pass . press ok

done

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guest598594 - Sep 24, 2007

are you sure lindrian?

anyway, make it \"alias\" not \"aliases\"

also, it would be a good idea to check if nickserv is on the server using ison (raw 303)

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Lindrian - Dec 23, 2006

If i remeber it right, there\'s an option in the acuall mirc itself, where you can auto identify your password. No need for other snippets.

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